Logan High football squad conducts extended practice
Logan Sept 11 Coach Tad Sawyer leads back field drills and Red Longley guides linemen in a long practice session for Logan High candidates. Several players report or shift positions as coaches build a potential opening lineup with back field contenders including Johnson Notestone Bray and St Clair and linemen Durant Bright.
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Logan
Tad Sawyer
Red J.ongley
Logan High
Harley Burns Gooding
Paul Hartmann
Deeshare
Beck-Field
Vine
Johnson and
Notestone
St. Clair
Bray
Keller
Adair
M. Allen
Westbrook
Delong
Brannigan
Glen Bright
Durant
Johnson
Christmann Resigns as Hocking County Agricultural Secretary
Logan Sept 11 reports George W. Christmann resigns as secretary of the Hocking County Agricultural Committee after plans for a county fair collapsed. He had served ten years as secretary of the Fair Board, except for one year.
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Logan
Hocking County
George W. Christmann
Expansion of Hocking County Drought Relief Committee
Expansion announced by Harold Chambers, chairman, adding Dr Morton W Bland health commissioner Miss Margaret Lutz Red Cross and Frank Walters representing the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad to the Hocking County Drought Relief Committee.
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Logan
Hocking County
ASK BOND ISSUES Council Prepares Two for November Ballots
Logan council set stages for two bond questions in November. A $55,000 filtration plant and a $20,000 sewer extension issue were previously submitted for voter approval. Mayor Elias Bright reported August fines and costs totaling $86.10.
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Logan
East End
Elias Bright
Divorce filed over cruelty and neglect in Logan
Alta Mowery sues Ghould Mowery in Common Pleas Court alleging cruelty and neglect following their June 25 1921 marriage. She left the home September 4 and asks for all money and custody of their four children.
Logan Women’s Club Elects Pettit President
Miss Rhea Pettit was elected president of the Logan Business and Professional Women's Club and led the September meeting at Miss Velma Skinner’s home. A precinct supper was served, and the club voted to participate in the Fall Festival.
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Logan
Rhea Pettit
Logan Business and Professional Women's Club
Velma Skinner
Glidden Brought Here on Non-Support Charge
Herbert Glidden was arrested in Zanesville on request of Hocking County officers and brought to Logan by Sheriff W. R. Lloyd on Tuesday to face a non-support charge.
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Glidden
Logan
Herbert Glidden
Zanesville
Hocking County
W. R. Lloyd
Miss Philo mena Brooke dies after illness in Logan
Philo mena Brooke 43, daughter of Allen H. Brooke of Logan, died Tuesday night after months of gall stones and a heart attack. She worked eight years as a Logan Post Office clerk and led the Women's Club as president. She leaves a sister Mrs BE Campbell and her father. Funeral at St. John's Catholic Church Friday at nine, Rev James T. Nevin officiating, Oak Grove Cemetery burial.
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Logan
Philomena Brooke
Allen H. Brooke
Brooke
Logan Post Office
Logan Business and Professional Women’s Club
BE. BE. Campbell
lLogan
St. John’s Catholic Church
James T. Nevin
Oak Grove Cemetery
Campaign Headquarters Open as Parties Prepare
Logan September 11 Republicans and Democrats opened campaign headquarters. Republicans occupy the Knights of Pythias Building corner room with John Co. Young in charge. Democrats locate in the Elks Building Room 2 on the second floor. Both parties plan to send delegates to Columbus for state conventions.
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Columbus
Treasure Hunt at Black Jack Camp Guests Attend
Among Ourselves Club members and guests were entertained at Black Jack Camp in Washington Township Monday by Miss Precious Correl and Miss Margaret Cook. A dinner followed a treasure hunt prize box of face powder for each guest, then a marshmallow toast around a large campfire on a rock near the camp. The guest list included numerous named ladies and Chicago resident Mrs. Clark Heft.
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Black Jack
Washington Township
Precious Correl
Margaret Cook
Merritt Wonn
George Wonn
A. T. Spears
O. G. Whitener
C. W. Scheide
Harley Gooding
William Hangel
William Wetherill
Guy Loomis
Ida Steinman
Osman Burk
Warren Bright
L. O. Bort
Charles Bell
Logan
Clark Heft
Chicago
Rev C F Roberts Assigned to Local M E Church
The Rev. C F Roberts of Albany is to assist Rev. J T Yocum at the Hocking County Parish following Ohio Conference assignments. Roberts is a World War veteran who served with local men during the conflict.
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Logan
C. F. Roberts
Albany
Hocking County
J. T. Yocum
Ohio Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Roberts
Changes in Logan area pharmacies cause staff shifts
Kenneth Ackerman moves from Krieg Pharmacy to Lancaster. George Rainer leaves Krieg to join Risch Pharmacy. John Roberts takes Rainer’s spot at Risch Pharmacy after leaving a local filling station, returning Mike Roberts to the station. Ackerman intends to relocate his family from Warner Avenue to Lancaster soon.
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Logan
Kenneth Ackerman
Lancaster
Krieg
George Rainer
Rainer
Risch
John Roberts
Mike Roberts
Ackerman
Warner Avenue
Local clubs host dinners and bridge gatherings Tuesday
Mrs Alfred Lanning entertained the Chummy Bridge Club at a six o'clock dinner at Belle Hyson Tea Room. Guests included Mrs Lawrence Harden Mrs Willard Lyke and Miss Mary Bond. Lindy Club held a Crystal Springs picnic with Mrs Harry Bartlett as substitute. Sister Susies Club met at Mrs Frank Weiland's home after dinner at Moore Restaurant with Mrs C F Shonk assisting.
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Alfred Lanning
Belle Hyson
Lanning
Lawrence Harden
Willard Lyke
Mary Bond
Lindy Club
Crystal Springs
Sugar Grove
Harry Bartlett
Moore Restaurant
Sister Susies Club
Frank Weiland
Will of Azariah Hamilton Divides Heirs After Widow Named Beneficiary
In Probate Court the will of Azariah Hamilton names widow Alice Hamilton as beneficiary. At her death the house and lot will pass to Earl Hamilton, son who has cared for the aged parent who died last week. Remaining property is to be shared equally among eleven children. Will dated September 29 1922 with Harley M. Whitcraft and L. E. Kessler as witnesses.
Watson Reunion Held at Athens
The fifth reunion of descendants of Joseph Watson was held in Athens on Sunday August 31 with 40 attendees. A noon picnic dinner followed. Officers for 1951 list C A Bingman Gleaser as president and Arminda Rogers Athens as secretary treasurer. The group plans to meet next year at the Marietta Fairgrounds.
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Joseph Watson
Athens
C. A. Bingman
Gleaser
Arminda Rogers
Oo'ville
Marietta Mairground
KE. J. Brill
E. S&s. Bivoemuan
Glouster
Mies QO
PR. Bingman
Sonville
R. EB
Tty and Sons
Alfred and
Jeoceth
Badley
Glennis Daugherty
Ira W. Hornfield
Marietta
Everett Dingman
Vivian
Bernard
Jean
Chauncey
No Charities in Columbus Face Shutdown Without Funds
Columbus City Charities Department faces a complete halt to relief work unless new funds are approved for the rest of the year. City Auditor Otto informed Pender that the department’s yearly appropriations are exhausted and ordered no further food orders or relief expenses.
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Columbus
U.R
City Charities Department
Otto
Charles F. Pender
Pender
Still Search investigators Question Hannah in Horst Killing
Cleveland dispatch reports Charles Hannah, a suspect in the Mel vin Horst kidnapping case at Orrville, said investigators still work the case and questioned him last night. Hannah has lived in Cleveland since his spring release from Wayne County Jail.
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Cleveland
U.P
Charles Hannah
Melvin Horst
Orrville
Hannah
Wayne County
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